Energy Transition

Opinion: How to close the world's $1 trillion renewable energy gap

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International development funds and green institutions could provide needed financial guarantees for renewable energy installations. Image: Reuters/Luis Cortes

Jagjeet Sareen
Former Assistant Director General, International Solar Alliance
Labanya Prakash Jena
Regional Climate Finance Adviser Indo-Pacific Region, The Commonwealth Secretariat
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